• Dhoni or Miller? Steyn or Rabada? Rohit or De Kock?

  • Nov 5 2024
  • Length: 51 mins
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Dhoni or Miller? Steyn or Rabada? Rohit or De Kock?

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  • In the aftermath of India’s recent Test whitewash by New Zealand on home soil, we turn our focus to a much-anticipated T20I series between India and South Africa. Join us as we revisit some of the most thrilling India vs. South Africa T20 clashes of the past, celebrate standout performances, and debate which players have solidified their status as the best T20 stars for both teams. We’ll also be creating our hypothetical all-time XI—discover who makes the cut, and who just misses out!

    We’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions for future episodes! Got a topic you'd like us to explore? Reach out to us at thereversweepshow@gmail.com – we’re excited to connect with fellow cricket fans!

    Timestamps

    (0:00) Intro

    (03:21) Today’s agenda

    (03:55) Ind vs SA in T20Is

    (09:28) Principles

    (15:12) Playing XI selection

    (40:02) What if discussion

    Links

    • First T20I for India
    • RP Singh spell in 2007 T20 WC
    • Raina 100 in Caribbean T20 WC
    • SKY blistering 100
    • Albie Morkel Monster Six and obliterating kohli
    • Steyn brilliant over in IPL to Rohit and DK
    • Kohli epic semis knock

    Social media handles

    • Suyash Sengar on X @jefedinho
    • Abhinav Bansal on Instagram @a_bansal11

    Theme Music

    Anthem of a Quirky Hipster - Rex Banner

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